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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To ". H. Smith: You are hsreby notir.d that the nndsrslsned has expended during tho year ending December sl, 1ssd, one hundred dol lars in tae periormaaes of the annual labor vile mining district, County of Pima. Terri tory of AriIona. and recorded in the County Re oordsrs othce Book ", Record Of Mines, pages I'd. G and ss. m order to hold the same ss re- suired by Section s24 of the Revised stafutes of the United States; and your proportion ofthe amoont SO expended and due to the undersixned fail to contribute your proportion of fba sn-, expended within ninety days after the publica tion of this notiee your intsrsst in said Bsrnsrd nine will oecoms tns property of your eo-owner tzrs- BERNARD VO9jT
 Tucson. February 7th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Notes from GIla County.
NJ. 5. SNYDER, Clerk.

Notes from GIla County.
 (SiIver Bslt)
 Eighteen men are chloriding st Me Millen Webber and Vietti are running their ore through the mill and expect to make a good clean up. Most of the chloriding being done is on the Stone wall Jackson.
 Two freighters on the Globe and Will COX road were held up on Wednesday night, between 10 and II o'clock. six miles west of Camp Thomas, by a large negro soldier. One, named Akin. was relieved of $25 and the other, name un- known, fl0. The higbvsymsn has not been spprehended, at last accounts.
 Joe Slosd csmped at McMillen on Tuesday night with a band of cattle, numbering between 300 and 100 head. which he will locate in the Sierra Anchss. This IS only 6 small portion of the herd brought from Texas last winter. A very large number of them were too poor to stand the drive and were left near Duncan, Graham county.
 There will be c great deal of chlorid- ing done in Gils county this season. Already there are a large number of men at work in the different camps, st MeMillen, Richmond Basin. Qusrtzite and other places. and we hear of several claims upon which work will be begun soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Notice of FOTialIP8.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 County of Pima.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 County of Pima.
 tTHEUaEg 2s ,-s- rTO JAS. P. MARTIN, or ths-- slo ---e....... | under him. yOu are hereby rr..s frL. have expended the sum Of One st t14sl-.-l D. ....s SlO0O0l in labor and InprOyeusuls l...- - Atalanta mine. lead or lode. situate l1 2. District, Pima O., Arizona; and ssid I-.rr... ments and labor was done by t-a .- signed in order tO hold said rreuises j.l. a. .., prOvisiOn4 of Section 2S2&. Revised S,atuf1s aE the United States. being tho amount rsi ilirsi 70 hold the same for the year ending Decr1. b-. "a lsco and if. within ninety days after tas service of this notice you fail tO contribute your rf.s- portion ofsuch expenditure Ss cO-o~ueE. .-s the sum of twenty i've dollars Sz5.u0i. yui.. tsrest In said claim VIII become the uroFertv 70. the subscribers. under SectIol 2i, I,,t.
 P. H. CHAMBERS
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 J. L. MESSEESMIL suhscribed and sworn Co before me, tAi- .l day of February, Isc,.
 tHtRLEs H MsYVz. wsOd Ju1ucs Of tle Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Notice to Creditors.

h the Probate Court, Pima County. Arizona In the matter of the estate of Cornelius Ryan. deceased, Hotlee is hereby given by the undsrsisped sd- nInistrator of the estate of c. Ryan de- ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons haT- ing claims Agslnst, the said dSeeased, to exhibit ten months after the first publication of tbis notice, to the said administrator al m, Sfnr ,f l. Zsckondorf6 6 Co. Main street, Tucson Ari.ons
 ALBERT STEINFEID
 Administrator Of the estate of
 - Cornelius Ryan, deceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Home Made Candies

Frssh every afternoon st Rothsehild's candy factory,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
A c A R D.

To all who are suffering from tas --rcfa ,1f indiscret.ons Of youth. nervous xsakusss. -s-.1 decay. loss of manhood. Re. r.l. s-rt % ..-..-s that will cure you. FREE OF cHAEssE Talr --aa- remedy Ess discovered by u-s-llary l. south
 America Send se!t eddrsssct euvel.l- q. no REV. JosEPE T. ISaAS. .-4lio. Q. Sea Fsrz '. .-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
MIsCELLANEOUs HlasAr

Location Notices, Mining Deede Real Estate nssia
 ksal Estate MO-traEss Power of Attorney. Ls6asr Bond for Deed Co Mining g.oy-lls. Acknowledgment AcknOwledgments for Hsa sad {. sf. AadAYits Uf Puhl.catiua Notice of Mining CiAlu Road Station Rscs.ufs
 SF All Ot thess blanks ass r-frtHs .- .-... iormity with the hts-rt.- ul A-....... .a mining laws of the Crlt-d S.sr- OrdeTs sent out of tas city co. a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING q. sP PsT
 ESIS TO MINING CLAlAs Affidavit of CItlzeuship Affidavit of fEe hundred dollass Irauruy-us .. Agreement with Pubiishsrs Notice ot application ios U.S. Fa.a.l CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUsTICCOCrf Sumu.ons Complaint Jn claim and doirrrg co F.rsYas.
 Property. OndertskIng on oisiIa and ts,ivsry rs F-......i
 Property, Affidavit on claim and Sehvssy of Iar. "a
 Property Affidavit for attachment Eesiesr !. tl..l.sa.r Undertaking on Attach r1srt, Writ of Attachment Execution. Notice of Appeal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Board of Supervisors.
loFyIcIALl IrCa0E A n A.

TUCSON A. T., May 2s, 1887.
 The bosrd met pursuant to adjourn ment st 10 o'clock 8. m.
 Present H. E. Lacy. Chairman; Jno. Anderson, member; F. L. Proctor, mem Der; h. k, Jefords, Distrlot Attorney; M. 5, Snyder, Clerk.
 The Board allowed and audited the following demands:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
PROBATE COURT BLANAs.

Ordor directing Notices to be Eiyau C.. rf,..l.. Notice of time appointed for broom N go Certificate of W ill and fscts fau-a. Order directing posting Notices of alE4I.a+. |.
 for Letters of Acninisttsdou. Citations,
 Creditors Clam, Order appointing Adrninistrator. Bonds of Admin Istratur and Exal 1ss4r Order appointing AYprsisers Order appointing tune fOs Probate of Wt.f r
 directing publication of No-ica .f sa-l.. Order appointing time and Pisce fl- H..
 Application Co sell rersSas4 'r.rers '
 directing NOtIcs Co bs gwen, Order Co show csuse Nhy Crds- uf sa-s a- Estate should not ba rasra Order appointing sale of Fe--o-al L's1qsfte. Order of Sale Oi Personal p11u---5. Order appointing day for sstt -uan- 70 a...-s
 and directing S1tice Co bs gwen. Notice ftlmo set for Settlement oi Ll-ru.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
2gO Justles ,;Iarts t,,. <. n,

A pacsags cCntEfn-rg the r.f'ogtl. -r blanks for gStIces' Courts ult E- ..-.r r .... address. pOstsgs pald. for s- I- A Crimsuai Com uialntd- al Warrants of AT-es. 2l SubpHnEs
 A ACOmmItmsnts. HJ Summons.
 % Complsiqts on CT. q b. s- p.-. ,'s. 70 Unde1Akiags % Aihdavits for Atfsrr r.!sr- zl UnderteEinlgs ou At as.,iI...-a a WrIts of Attachment D Executions. 10 Acknowledges ts fst srI 1JAckuo Nlsd -ymsnts tlGaa s.- gI'.. 10 Bal b0nds. 10 supulatlons oa Appeal 2l search WarTanfa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

Great Britain has notified France that
the royal sanction has boon given TO the
enforcement OF the Newfoundland bait
act next season.
Constantinople advices say that the
Mormon brethren have applied to the
porte for permission 10 establish com
munity In Turkey. II lie expected that
the request will be granted
James q. Blaine will pass the winter In
the south OF France.
few OF the left members of the
French chamber OF Deputies telegraphed
Gov. Oglesby In behalf of the Chicago
anarchists.
Az Dublin the almost universal sen-
timent was that Blunt's sentence was too
long.
Mr.. Chamberlain started on Saturday
for America to represent England in the
fishery negotiations.
London bankers, In the event of the
election Of General Diaz, win make public
a plan for the read justment OF Merico's
finances, by means of which the national
debt will DO put In process of liquidation,
and internal Improvements viii DO devel-
oped by loan.
A wooden mill at Hespler, Ontario
owned by John Harvey and J. b. Mo-
Question, was seized at the instance OF
the Bank of Montreal, under a chattel
mortgage for $4,000. About $50 en-
ployes are thrown out OF work
In conflict between servian soldiers
and Albanian brigands ten of the former
and twenty OF the latter we're killed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

Joseph Wood, of Fort Wayne. Ind.
formerly superintendent OF motive power
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, has been
appointed 20 the newly created Offices OF
General Superintendent and Assistant
General Manager for all the lines OF that
company west OF Pittsburg.
The executive and advisory boards OF
the petroleum producers we're in session.
Monday, at Pittsburg, Pa. All the con-
tracts we're officially signed and the shut
down went into effect Tuesday.
The celebrated Spears viii case was de.
cided Monday, at shelbyvilIe, H., the
court giving the entire estate 90 Henry
Spears, thus cutting of numerous other
children OF Annie Spears, the testator.
The evangelists, Potter and Miller, sue
cessfully commenced series OF union
revival services at Aurora, H., Sunday
night All the orthodox churches IN the
city are united In tho work and about
three thousand pessons wero present the
opening night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
POLITICAL

3. II. Fsgler has been elected President
OF the Cotton Oh Trust in New York.
The plant OF the Northwestern Manu-
featuring and Car Company at saltwater,
Mimi, was sold Thursday 70 a represent
alive of the "Sabin plan" (thc Minnesota
Thresher Company for si,i0boio75
The exciting political campaign in
Baltimore terminated Wednesday With the
election OF Democratic mayor by a
majority of 4,205, gain OF 1000 since
the last election The city council will
consist OF twelve Democrats and eight
Republicans in the first branch and seven
Democrats and three republicans in the
second branch.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

Ths deozooss AZ 1ho puD1ls asa for
octobsr y estimated - ol4ooQ 90
There a sqnabble IN Apksona betvsen
the civil and military aulhori><es over tho
treatment OF the Indians there IN which
the soldiers APPEAR - the chalnpiqns Of
the red men.
The failure 4 announced a. Austin,
Texas, OF tho dry goods house OF School
hsrr 4 Brother. The firms assets are
estimated at $4,000. and the liabilities
at &6n 700.
II 4 evident that tho financial stand
ing OF this country abroad 10 good.
United States funded IS are quoted on
The Frankfort boerss a. 1890, while Rrs-
sian ~ are quoted at SOLO, and spanish
ps II C7.70.
A correspondent At Salt Lake City
writes that the leaders Of tho Mormons
have been 90 hsrAsssd and annoyed OF
late that they vonld b quite willing 70
openly forbid the practioe Of poIygamy
II they were not afraid that by 20 doing
they sndanger che entire church structure.
A respondent apostle Is quoted ~ saying
that the Objectionable practice would be
discontinued. though the belief In IL
rightfuIness and divine authorization
would always be asserted.
Gold and silver coins bearing che date
OF 1850 we're unsnrthed IN Kentucky, re-
Gently, by laborers on the Maysvills and
Big SANDY railway. Tho gold coins have
the figure OF nsh upon them and the
word Bolivar.
Announcement il made that on and ai-
ter Nov. tho rates Of the Postal Tele-
graph Company viii be advanced to the
Western Union standard on all messages
under rs cents.
Rear Admiral J. w. A. Nicholson ire.
tired died Friday at New York.
In tho convention OF the brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers, Richmond, Va,
was chosen as the place OF holding the
next annual International convention.
The House OF Bishops OF the p. Il.
Church, at its meeting at Philadelphia.
elected the Rev. Abicl Leonard, OF Atchi-
son. Kan, bishop OF the new jurisdiction
OF Nevada and Utah, and the Rev. J. s.
johnson, OF Mobile, Ala, missionary
bishop Of Western Texas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
WASHINGTON.

States Attorney GrinnelL of Illinois,
in the Supreme Court at Washington,
Friday, spoke against the petition for
the granting of writ OF error in the
anarchists' case and WAS followed by
General Butler. After which the Court
took the matter under advisement.
Postmaster General Villas has taken
under consideration the application made
by Delegate Toole for the establishment
OF railway mail service along the newly
constructed line OF the St Paul, Mime
apolis a. Manitoba Railroad through
Northern Dakota and Montana.
Al Washington on Thursday, counsel
for the condemned anarchists at Chicago
appeared before the Supreme Court, TO
argue the question OF the Jurisdiction of
that court. Speeches we're made by j..
Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia, for the
prisoners, and by Attorney General Hunt,
OF Illinois. for the State. They will be
followed by Gen. Butter for Fielden and
Spies, and Mr.. Grinnell for The State.
Three hours discussion was allotted each
side
Representatives OF large number OF
railroads were before the interstate COM
merce commission at Washington. TO dis
cuss plans for submitting their annual 70.
ports 10 the commission.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
CRIMES AND CRIMINAL

While James Gates and Gene Lucy, Of
Fergus Falls. Mimi, we're winding up a
dance with n slugging match on Sunday
night Tim lucy struck Gates with slung
shot ON the head and instantly killed him.
The Lucys are now in the county jail.
Battle Greek (Michigan) thief who
thought 10 avoid arrest by enlisting in
the regular army was turned over 20 the
civil authorities by the war department.
Pete Mccartney, the notorious counter
fciter, who was released from the Michi-
gan City pcnitentiary Saturday, after a
confinement OF eleven years. was lodged
in the county JAN at Springfield, Illinois
for crime alleged 10 have boon com
mittod eighteen or twenty years ago.
NJ. l. Atkinson was taken 20 Spring
Geld, Mo-, charged with arson. committed
three years ago. He admits his guilt but
alleges his fathsr-in-law, the Rev. r. s.
Wisoman, paid him for Airing the dwell
ing-house, on which an insurance policy
was held.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
A mig nar Of nullion.

The second largest bar Of bullion
ever melted in the United States assay
Office in Helena was handled yester-
day by Meter Meyendorf IL came
from the Jay Gould mine, weighed
about $500 ounces. was little over
500 fine in gold, and was worth about
So, 900. The gas furnaces were not
nearly large enough TO handle II, and
one of the great coke furnaces, now
seldom used, was heated up. When
IL was thoroughly reduced to a liquid,
molten mass set OF grippers was at
tached to the melting-pot, and by the
aid of chains and pulleys IL WAS lifted
out of the bed of burning coke and
charcoal and dumped into mold.
When II had changed from a liquid In
TO solid but red-hot bar II was inn
mersed In water until IL had sufficient
IL cooled to be handled. The opera
ton, which included several interest
| ing features, other than those detailed,
was intently watched by small party
Of visitors, who were much interested
in seeing $4,000 changed from q
solid 10 liquid form and then TO a
solid again. The only larger bar ever
handled In the Office was one of about
$500 ounces, but several have been
melted of larger value. Since Jan. i
the Office has received about one
thousand deposits, many more than
for the corresponding period Of last
year and of considerable larger az
gregate value.--Heiend, on. I'D Inde-
pendent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

The German government Is engaged
In study of the dangers by lightning
TO the telephone and telegraph build
ings. The wires form kind Of light
ming conductor. There was storm
on the island Of Ruegen In the Baltic
sea. relates the Post Archive, during
which the wire between Wittow and
Arizona was damaged. Lightning
struck IL some three miles north of
Wittow. Six posts were split up.
The iron wire, for length running
over four posts, was completely de-
stroyed or broken up in lengths OF an
inch or two. These pieces show they
were heated 10 white heat and blisters
on the surface show that combustion
had commenced. When struck the
wire showed number of lights; II
rose and then fell TO the ground. The
lightning ran along the wire TO the
postal station nc Wittow, broke the
ebony tube, and jumped over TO an
other wire, which 1t followed to the
ground. Another portion of the cleo
tricity ran along the first wire TO the
apparatus and went into the ground
there. doing the apparatus hardly any
injury. To lessen the probability of
the recurrence of such damage under
ground wires should be connected with
the telegraph.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
uAsuALTIEs

A terrible CT plosion occurred from some
unknown cause in grocery store In St
Louis, Monday afternoon Tho grocery
and two adjoining buildings were totally
demolished, and twelve persons, including
the wife and FIVE children OF the grocer.
we're buried in the ruins Not ono OF
whom will live.
While crossing the vandalia railroad
track west of Indiana polls, Ind, car
riage containing Herman Hug, and DIR.
A. J. Miller was struck by freight loco
motive and hurled distance of fifteen
feet The vehicle was completely demol-
ished. Hugo was instantly killed and
Miller received injuries from which he
will die. The two men we're brother-in-
laws.
John Scott fell of Wabash train
Monday at Decatur, Ill. broke his neck,
and died instantly. His home was at
Buffalo, H., whore he has vito and
three children.
The propeller Vernon OF the Northern
Michigan line fonndered of Manitowoc,
Wis. The entire crew. consisting of
nearly thirty persons, is supposed to have
persisted
QIn a collision OF freight trains on the
Nickie Plate railroad near Buffalo, N. u,
an engineer and fireman we're instantly
killed Sunday night
Two men were instantly killed and three
others we're seriously injured by an ex-
plosion in tho japanning-room OF l. N.
Topliff's carriage factory at Cleveland,
Ohio, Friday afternoon.
A heavy flow OF natural gas, bursting
unexpectedly from well near Lima, O.,
was ignited by a furnace FIRE and ex-
ploded with terrific force Samuel
Hughes, driller. was shockingiy man
gied, and derricks, machinery, engines,
etc., were destroyed by tho fra The gas
is still burning, all efforts TO ertinguish IL
being vain.
The Alberta No. o a small river packet,
was burned al Indian Bay, Ark, Thurs
day. Captain w. Gibbs, an old steam
boat man, was Lost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05
AZ Close Quarters Iwish : near.

One OF Sam Elmore's fishermen al
Tillamook got excited the other day
when he heard that fish were cents a
pound on the Columbia and started
for Astoria. He came around the
beach, for IL one times II right ne can
avoid serious climb by slipping
along the shore between tides. Com.
ing along in light marching order, Just
under the high jutting rock that
corners into the sea by False Tilla-
nook he smashed into the water knee
deep and came plump on bear that
was feasting on a calf that had fallen
from the perpendicular cliff above.
The man looked at the bear square in
front Of him. the straight up and down
wall OF rock on the right, the surginp
ocean on the loft. and his hair raised
In fright. Fortunately bruin was
gorged and good-natured and waded
of after few growls at having been
disturbed, 10 the great relief of the
narrator, who had no weapon except
small stick, and who says that he
now knows what II Is 10 be between
the devil and the deep sea, with big
black bear In front Of him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

X The coal miners Of the I.ehigh valley,
who have bean on strike for seven
weeks arc receiving substantial encour-
agement from tho business and working
men Of all the cosl-reRion towns. Col
lsctions amounting 70 moro than go, 600
were turned over 20 thom last week, and
Il II believed that they win b. able TO
hold ont against the operators through
the winter season.
resolution was introd ucod a. moet-
ing OF the Central Labor union in New
York, Sunday, providing for the inaugu-
ration OF general strike In case Of tho
execution OF tho condemned anarchists in
this city.
Tho unson printers Of Chicago on FRI
day announced to the employing printers
organization known a. the Typothetse,
that on the Let OF November they should
demand tho carrying out OF tho nine
hour rule, and the employing printers re-
piled that they should insist on ten hours.
A strike apnears 70 DO certain.
At a meeting of Typographical Union
No. 9 at New York, called for the purpose
OF deciding whether the strike should be
continued against those Offices which re-
sisted the orders Of tho union, twas de-
cided TO leave the issue Of further set
Element Of the strike In the hands Of the
strike committee.
Negroes belonging to the Knights Of
Labor are causing trouble on the sugar
plantations In Louisiana. They demand
ed increase OF pay, and, on being re-
fused, went on a strike. They refused TO
permit willing men TO I'll their positions,
and State troops we're dispatched by Gov.
McEnery to queli any disturbance they
might cause.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

Ihe psooe1. a |hs nI:d
day and tho do1coro bcTl ~.
Waite's counsel made \ ofafcl ne a.
the jury admitting 9e hod been cF'sn
innlly Intimate with The dead g!ri-
Counsel claimed that az intimacy be-
tweet Ida and Waite commenced
several years ago. Waite VA man
Of small means and Der demands on
him for support became more impor.
tunate. This and several other causes
produced quarrel between them Ia
the summer OF 1886. and this rupture
continued till her death In January
last. Waite was therefore not re-
sponsible for her condition and had no
motive to commit the crime. 1t was
intimated that the defense would re-
veal the real murderer.
The first legal gun in the new
Liquor law war was fired in Detroit
Thursday by the Supreme Court,
which issued mandamus for Justice
Miner TO show cause why he ehould
not examine George III. Gies for a
violation OF the new Liquor law IN
stead Of trying him. According TO
the old law cases of this nature were
within the jurisdiction of the lower
courts, but the law provides that vio-
laters shall be examined. and, IL held
bound over for trial IN the Circuit
Court. A mandamus was also issued
10 compel Justice Haug TO show cause
why he should not issue warrant fo'
the apprehension of Aid. Rechke for
a breach of the peace in keeping his
saloon open after hours. The new
Liquor law provides that IL Is breach
of the peace to keep open a saloon
outside the prescribed hours.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-05

The losers By The recent disastrous Ore
a. Ironwood, Mich, arc sndeavoring "a
recover the insurance which aggregate
about $4,000. all taken for three unli-
csnsed oompsnies Of Now OrIeAnr, Ia.
and Lincoln, Eeb. Tho companies
claimed that thsy never rsosived the pre-.
miums and mover knew Of such risks IN
their names.
Al Albany. N. r, IRE destroyed lara
et stsam bakery and number Of resl'
nces. Loss, $175,ooo; insurance, $3.50
DO
Huffman's Prairie, eight miles eest Of
Day App, O., was set anre BY passing 10
connective on the Bee Line railway. A
number OF barns and farm houses have
been burned
The Highland Park hotel, situated three
and half miles from Detroit was burned
Wednesday evening. Loss, 10000 In
surance, unknown. The Portage (Wis.)
steam -four mill was also burned at Portage
Wednesday by an incendiary II 10 thought.
Loss, $4,000.
Fire started in the grass on the county
fair grounds at Omaha, Neb., Friday
afternoon and destroyed all the buildings,
causing loss OF $4,000. They we're in
sured and will be replaced
Raub a. Sons wooden mills at Findlay,
Ohio, were burned Friday. Twelve thon-
sand pounds OF wool were consumed, and
the loss Is figured at $4,000. The brick
works az New Cumberland, Ohio, were
also destroyed, entailing loss OF $780,
600
Flames broke out in the clothing store
OF Willoughby A Robe, Nos. ll6 to 42A
Milwaukee avenue Chicago. and before
they were extinguished loss Of $80, 600
on stock and Of $4,000 on building was
done.